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Mobile Police Investigate After Two Men Are Cut at Billiards Club on Government Boulevard on Halloween Night

Mobile police say two men with minor, non-life-threatening cuts were found at the Billiards Club on Government Boulevard late on Halloween night. Both were taken to Metro Jail, and the investigation remains active.

Illustration of a pool hall exterior at night with a police cruiser parked nearby
Mobile police are investigating an assault reported at the Billiards Club on Government Boulevard on Halloween night.

MOBILE, Ala. — Mobile police are investigating an assault at a Government Boulevard pool hall that left two men with cuts on Halloween night.

Officers responded to the Billiards Club, 4130 Government Blvd., at about 11:05 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, on a report of an assault, according to the Mobile Police Department.

When they arrived, officers found two adult men with minor, non-life-threatening cuts, police said. Police have described the incident as a stabbing, and said both men were taken to Mobile County Metro Jail without further incident.

Police did not release the names of the men and did not say what charges, if any, may be filed. It was not clear from the department’s statement what led to the altercation, whether the two men were involved in a dispute with one another, or whether anyone else was involved.

MPD said the case remains an active investigation and that no more information would be released at this time.

What we know

  • When: About 11:05 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31
  • Where: Billiards Club, 4130 Government Blvd., Mobile
  • Injuries: Two adult men with minor, non-life-threatening cuts
  • Status: Both men taken to Metro Jail; investigation active
  • Not yet released: Names, charges and what led to the incident

Anyone with information can contact the Mobile Police Department. This story will be updated if police release more details.

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